Drivers suspected of being impaired will have their blood drawn if they refuse to take a breath alcohol test over the Labor Day weekend.
A Collin County jury has found a Dallas woman guilty of intoxication manslaughter and intoxication assault after she drove the wrong way on the Dallas North Tollway while drunk last year and caused a wreck that killed a Little Elm teenager.
Video shown to jurors tracked the Dallas woman traveling south in the northbound lanes of the tollway's frontage road at U.S. Highway 380.
During the July 4th weekend, law enforcement agencies participated in a No-Refusal DWI enforcement operation which proved to be a huge success.
The Labor Day weekend is quickly approaching and that has many making plans to have fun. Unfortunately, fun for some will involve drinking. But beware if you get behind the wheel of a vehicle, because many eyes will be watching for you. Those eyes will belong to hundreds of law enforcement officials on the local, county and state level. They'll be out in full force to put the brakes on people ...
The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office and Sheriff’s Office are taking new initiatives to the streets this holiday weekend to combat alcohol-related accidents.
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Local law enforcement agencies are cracking down on impaired driving around the Labor Day holiday.
The Midland Police Department will have extra officers on the road this weekend and next working to keep drivers safe by pulling over drunken drivers.
West Texas drivers followed a statewide trend of fewer traffic fatalities in 2009. In most areas, they performed much better than the state average.A report released Tuesday by the Texas Department of Transportation shows that there were 3,089 fatalities in Texas in 2009, a decrease of 388 — or 11 percent — from the previous year.

